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Logan's Story

Premature baby in an incubator with medical support tubes and wires.

Logan's story begins when he was born 17 weeks premature weighing only 1lb 4.9oz. Logan required many supports at birth and had several blood transfusions. His skin and lungs were not developed, his eyes were fused together, his veins were too small to get nutrients, and he was placed on a ventilator to help him breathe. He was given a 10% chance of surviving. 

Premature baby in NICU holding adult's finger for support.

On Logan's second day of life, he developed level 

3 bilateral brain bleeds. I was called to the NICU where I was told he would be deaf, blind, and severely handicapped. I was told his situation would not get better....... only worse. In that moment, all the hope I had for Logan having a quality life was shattered. We were guided as how to take him off life support

Woman and child smiling near a natural stone arch in a lush forest.

The next few days were a blur as I disengaged, not knowing how to say goodbye to Logan. Thankfully, the next doctor I saw had a different philosophy, telling me now was not that time to have the hard conversations. In that moment I felt my hope being restored. I reengaged and became a vital part of Logan's team. The rest of our NICU journey was full of ups and downs and many close calls but after 113 days I was able to take my 

tiny fighter home. 


Today, we have our challenges, but Logan's full of life and love. He especially loves singing, dancing and telling jokes. 


All my best,

Christina DuFour, Founder

Contact us:

lovefromlogan22@gmail.com

2834 Mayer house ct

charlotte, nc 28214

704-891-8048


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